Plowman of Kaslo in the city today headlines town news
W H D Arcy and chief constable Bullock Webster travel on provincial business while nurse Fahey moves toward Ymir to assume hospital matron duties. The CPR yard plans a tug launch date soon and Nelson Operatic Society reschedules to February 14. A hockey game with Rossland is sought, and real estate agent E H Lewis buys half of the Nelson Miner. City lighting policy shifts to track post tenants. miner ads prove effective. police case in Creston ends with imprisonment for Howard and a disorderly house charge for his wife. Carpenters union sets eight hour day starting March first. cost impact minimal. The Miner to publish three free help-wanted ads daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bullock-Webster
C. W. Young
Boundary Falls
Fahey
Ymir
Nelson Operatic Society
Neelande
Manager O'Brien
Rossland Hockey Club
Rossland
Trail Creek News
E. H. Lewis
H. J. Cambie
Vancouver
Pacific Division
C.P.R
Hotel Phair
Cambie
Columbia Bridge
J. D. Spence
Mr. Spence
Columbia
W. H. P. Clement
K. C
Toronto
James McPhee
A. F. Rosenberger
Prospectors’ Exchange
K.W
Nelson Tennis Club
Electric Tramway Company
Knights
Tramway
R. Carley
A. Mainwaring- Johnson
Wilson
Creaton
Annie
Howard
Howard Becaye
Shannon
Creston
E. Mallandaine
J. P
Trials at Nelson Court House Hear Guilty Pleas
Yesterday at the Nelson court house Judge Forin held speed trial sessions addressing theft and jail breaking charges against Patrick Callahan who pleaded guilty and received concurrent three month terms. The day included chambers matters, examinations, and notices that Fawcett vs C P R may come up on the 11th inst. Civil actions Briggs vs Newswander and Oppenheimer vs Brackman & Ker Milling Co. were discussed with jury orders and discoveries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Court House
Forin
Speedy Trials Court
Patrick Callahan
Cardenal
Moyie
Callahan
Fernie
James Hogan
Briggs
Taylor
K. C
John Elliot
Provincial police and license commissioners listed in Gazette extra
The Gazette prints an extra edition naming appointments for police and license commissioners across British Columbia towns. Notable nominees include Nelson H Selous H R Cameron in Rossland J S Mute Jr A S Goodeye in London B E R Atherton and Thomas Brown Kaslo W E Hodder N F Mackay Kamloops J A Gill A J Taylor Greenwood D J Sullivan A M Whiteside Grand Forks H A Henderson T F Curran Phoenix James Punch W R Williams Revelstoke T EB Taylor Daniel Robinson and for license commissioners Nelson J A Irving J Dover Rossland J S Clute Jr A S Goodeve Kaslo W F Hodder N F Mackay Greenwood J J Caulfield C J McArthur Grand Forks J Donaldson Gee A Fraser Phoenix James Punch W R Williams Revelstoke W D Newman R Gordon Kamloops J A Gill J A Taylor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C
Hee
Nelson
H, Selous
H. R. Cameron
Rossland
J. 8
Mute, Jr
A. 8
Goodeye
London
R. Atherton
Thomas Brown
Kaslo
W. E. Hodder
N. F. Mackay
Kamloops
J. A. Gill
Bucklen Amica Salve advertised as world’s best healer
The ad extols Bucklen’s Amica Salve as a perfect healer for cuts, burns, sores, ulcers, felons and all skin eruptions with a pile cure offered. It claims worldwide fame and promotes 25 cent boxes at Canada Drug & Book Co. in relation to classified help-wanted and employment ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Canada Drug & Book Co
City Council Deliberates Nuisance Removal and ByLaw Debates
City council weighed nuisance removal for Chinamen and the sanitary response, referred a city annexation petition, and appointed a collector for city hall. Macleod won the accountant post. a $76,000 debenture withdrawal and $100,000 issue advanced to third reading with voting set for the 19th. Aldermen Selous and Paterson heads of health and wardens for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selous
Kootenay
E. Anderson
Bensley
Beer
A. H. Hawthorne
C. Macleod
C. Newling
T. Bradford
Macleod
Hamilton
Paterson
Madden
Sanitary Department
Alderman Selous
Nelson
Washington
Nelson Power Company
J. Keith Reid
Bonnington Falls
Fire, Water and Light Committee
Fletcher
Irving
Gillett
Nelson Bar Association Elects Officers and Notes Court House Plan
The Nelson Bar Association met to elect W A Macdonald as president, John Elliot as vice president, and E A Crease as secretary treasurer. Resolutions urged a new Nelson court house and fixed sittings, to be sent to proper authorities. Guests included W H P Clement of Toronto C E Spence of Columbia and Charles Wilson of Vancouver. The gathering ended with a supper at the Palm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Bar Association
W. A. Macdonald
John Elliot
E. A. Crease
Nelson
W. H. P. Clement
Toronto
C. E. Spence
Columbia
Charles Wilson
Vancouver
Vancouver Opposition Meeting Adjourned in Contested Seat
Vancouver February 4 Special to The Miner reports an Opposition meeting in Vancouver adjourned after a brief debate over Robert Mac Pherron a Labour candidate for the seat vacated by Mayor Garden who resigned to contest Burrard in the recent Dominion elections. An advertisement in The Miner’s want column promotes a cold cure with Laxative Seagal Moar and mentions entrant fees for agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Robert MacPherron
Mayor Garden
Burrard
Beasley Comments on Kootenays District and Rail Plans
Beasley states no move to form a Kootenays and Boundary district under a general superintendent. He notes C P R prioritizes regions needing transport and cites Nelson Robson road work, a Columbia bridge, and labor funding of 28 miles. Beasley attends trial in Nelson in the Fawcett v C P R case as a witness in the Conductor Fawcett’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kootenays
Beasley
British Columbia
C. P. RB
West
Nelson
Here
Robson
Columbia
Columbia Bridge
Lardo
Fawcett Ve. C. P. R
Fawcett
Congress Passes Claims Bill To Spain Adjudication Commission
The House approved a bill to create a commission to adjudicate U S citizens claims against Spain from the Paris Treaty, referring them to the court of claims after amendment. Delegates and several named individuals were listed in the record of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senare
United States
Spain
Treaty of Paris
Court of Claims
Senate
Purative myths debunked by Dr Kings New Life Pills
Advertisement fragment claims Kings New Life Pills purport to cleanse the system and cure constipation and headaches. A patient testimonial praises improved vision after consulting W J Harvey and wearing corrected spectacles from McLean's Drug Store with limited Saturday hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kings
Canada Drug & Book Co
W. J. Harvey
G. E. Lininger
Everett
Washington
McLean's
Classified Advertisements and Lost Item Notice
Advertisements inserted at one cent a word with a minimum of 25 cents. Lost item a box with blue dutin slippers between P. C. and Silica st west, return to Miner Office. Help wanted for a white man cook with good references. Middle aged woman needed for general housework. For sale a new ten room house with modern conveniences at corner Stanley and Carbonate Street, apply A. E. Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C
Silica St. West
Miner
Cook
White
W Grant
Robson
B. C
John Hutchinson
Cranbrook
J. C
Williams
W. Miner
Seton
Silica Street
Nelson
Kootenay Lake
Rosenberger
Hoom
Block
A. E. Clarke
Stanley and
Carbonate Street
Dr Morrison Moves to New Dental Offices in KWC Block
Dr Morrison, a dentist, has relocated to new offices in the K W C Block. The brief notice confirms the move and the location, without listing additional details or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Morrison
K.w.-C
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Carpenters’ Union
Charles J. Clayton
the Gazette
Stanley Street
Congress
Royal Bank of Canada
Clement-Hillyer
Tramway Company
Appleh Silica Street
Ward
Smith
Densmore
Empire
C.¢.R. Telegraph Office
Dewar
Victoria St
Green
Josephine
Hall
K.-W.-C. Block
K.W.C. Block
Andrew F. Rosenberger
Nelson, B. C
DR. W. H. Saunders & GO
Sta
ChicaGo
Ill
Boot & Shof
John McPherson Co., Limited
Canada
The
Kootenay Curling Association
Bki Baca
B.O
Bkating
H.W. C. Jackson
Carnival Committee
B. C. Sooo OR
Coogee
Lillie Bros
Patok Philippe
Agavalz
Lovgine
Waltham, Elgin, Ducker
Wallafy
America
Patenaude
Jewrlens
WM. Hunter & GO. Groceries, Crockery
Neuson
Neelands Shoe Company
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